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N'S A r ~\ NUMBER 5378.] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rHIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 7, log, will be performed a Comic Opera, called THE WOODMAN. - = Sir Walter Waring, Mr. MUN DEN; Wilford, 'Mr. I NCLEDON ; Emily, Mrs. PICKC)NS. To which will be added, ' DON - JUAN ; • .4)r, THE LIBERTINE DESTROYED.. Don Juan, Mr. EG ERTON Don Guzman, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Don Fernando, Mr. E FFFRI ES ; Scaraniouch, Mr. (,-ft IM A ; Donna Amu, Miss BRISTOW. To conclude with a View of the Infernal .Regions,. and a Shower of Fire. , he Dances by the Misses' Adams, and the Corps de Ballet. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the "ft-Office in Hart-street. "loxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 4s- Second Price 2S. /alle r y 25. Second Vrice is.—Upper Gallery is. 13 1'he Doors willibe opened at Halt past Five, and the Play e gin at Half past Six . IltTo morrow, The Merchant of Venice; with Tom Thumb Great. • . LYCEUM TiiEATRg , . tlnder the S pecial Licenseot th 4 LORD C HAM B E R LAI N. . Granted for the present Season to the joint application of • all Parties principally iiater6ted. IHElR , Majestiess Servants, forming 0,6 COM PANY of the, late DRURY LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, ljecember 7, iSo9, krforfirthe• P lay of • THE CASTLE SPECTRE. Osmond, Ivlr. - WAY MOND ;- Reginald, Me. PoW ELL ; Angela, Mrs. EDWIN. • • To which will be added. OF, AGE TO-IVIORROW.. Baron Willingnurst, Mr. DE CAM P ; • Baron Piffieberg, Mr: P ENSON ; Lady Bruuriback, Mrs. SPARKS ; Sophia; Mrs. MATHEWS. -Boxes and places to be taken o Mr. Sprilig, in the Box- Office, at the Strand entrance ;of whom may also be Mad Privatliuxes nightly. • •' ' -- Lose& 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. SeCond Price 2S.— Cailcry as. Second Price as. — Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. The' Doors to -be' opened at Half past Five, and the Per. L !itnance to begin at Half past Six. The Inconstant ; with The Divorce. . . The Public are most respealully.rzquested to take no tice, that part . of the following Entertainments will be withdrawnatter Saturday next, to make room for a new li:diet of Action, caIIedLITTLE RED RIDINC; 1 100 D ; or, A Visit to my Geandmother. DAVI LI ON THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. Xstablished by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Hon. . the LORD CHAMBERLAIN. THIS EVENING, 7th, Friday sth, and Satur day gth December (iiith time), a new Military Burletta 4 pediLcle, called CLARA -; Or, THE MYSTEitIOUS RECRUIT. The idea of this Dramatic Sketch is taken from a well known Print, called " Clara ;" : the Ste; e is removed from tthere it is supposed to nave taKcii place, to the Borders of Scotland, merely for the ihtroduttt.,n of Charaders, which vomit not ot►s rw ise • ha ve been admitted of. I !ftyinus to which will be aelett ( sEith time), a Comic Bur lett., called THE :HAUN'i ED VILLAGE ;- 0( LUV L'S St KA 14- , WELNI. HORSEMANSHIP, ty the Dotible.tonipdo), varticula ly by (Cir. SMITH and Young SAUNDLRS, with the .aster's - Rope Dancing. To conclude with (22(1 time) a new l'aaminiftie, called . THE FROZEN. MOUNTAIN; ,• QUIN E.XI LE.. • Harlequin, M.. itART LAND ; •Clovvy, Mr. NORMAN ; And Columbine, Mrs. PARKER. 0 1, xes 4s. Pit Gallery ts.—Second Price at half past • 11. Equestrian Tuition by able Masters, from Ten till nree. •' NOT AT HOME, With the Intended 'Prologue, written by Waller Rodwell V/ righi, Esq. This Dav was published, price is. - MOT AT HOME; a Dramatic Entertainment, 1. N as it is now performing, with great applause, by the Drury-Lane Company, at the Lyceum. • • Written brit.. C. DALLAS, Esq. Author of Elements o,f Self Knowledge, Percival Au - brev, Printed for I3.•Crosby and Co. Stationers',court, Paternos ter-row. - "" • Whcre may be had. Adelgitha ; or, 'Tha Fruits'ot a Single Error, a Tragedy, by Lewis, price 3s. • TO THE FACULTY. 0 be Disposed of, .:an OLD ESTABLISHED hUSINI.SS, in a. populous Market town, a.tout se* Vent) miles :rani London. For particulars apply to Messrs. Allen and Pelt, 12.5, Al decs.;ate stre:i. . . TO TEA DEALERS, GROCERS, Sac. TO / BE DISPOSED OF,. and immediate pos.. session , given,. (the owner being about to retire'inte the country;) a good' SHOP and HOUSE in the TEA and r k9,c: ER y BUSIN ESS naw , and has been tor some years 11 4 1 i n -trade; situated in the Borough; High-street, Licari-On-. 4-brldge. • It is a,great thoroughfare, and a:most:populous 'cl;hbouritUod. i e kor particulars apply, if by letter, post paid, to Mr. Ro rt HAI, Grocer, No. 293, Messrs. Lee, Hop-taelors, 14 0,. 227, High- street , Borough ; or Messrs. Addineli and Co,- Chemists, &c. No. 85, iiishcpsgate-strect. ZY TON, late Partner with Sir 'JAMES BRAN SCOMB, Removed to No. 2, - Cot - 1111111, nearthe Mansion-House, • SOLICITS the attention of-his Friends to the sJ Scheme of the NEW LOTTERY, which contains 30R'I'Y CAPITAL PRI;ZE._4, with only 5,000 Numbers, 44t1 the whole to be drawn in One Day, February 14, tBto. It is with Much confidence EYTON claims the Favours 4 .f . the Public, having, in the last two Lotteries, - divided . rnoilgst his F fiends, , 3 Prizes of ,C2.0,c00 i Prize of . k2,0a0 I - - . 19,000 1 - - - 1,000 2 - - - i 5,003 3 4)§o the Grand-Prize, No. 3,649, entitled to 24.7651 ' - and ktierous Twenty ,Thousands; 'Pen Thousands. &t. & c in few preceding Lotteries, to really an incredible Amount. LT*" Please to observe, ; Ey ien is removed to No. 2, Corn gill, near the Mansion-House. PATENT Sofa and Chair Beds, Dining Tables, , 13rass Screw Bedsteads, new Sideboards, containing a "et of Tables ; several new Inventions and - excellent int trovements in Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture; gracious- Yipatronized by the King, Queen, and Royal Family. I hIPTLE it's is the Original 111 l anufatiory, . and he is the 0 , Proprietor of the Patents (the Deeds of which may be 1 () e vil at his Ware-rounis), has had the honour of executing 1 bi rder s in fashionable Furniture for great numbers of the No i"tsl andmany of whoa! 'hava,favourablk conde tkehded to. recommend his Mainiraelory, knowing it to be I„ . 'e Original: Window Curtains, Drawing-room and Par. 4".ur Chairs, and every Article in the above Branches, in a ~satiety of elegant and fashionable Desrgns. The Patent Brass crew Beds are fixed with the greatest.ease, without tools, r t,d‘ks or nails in the Furniture. ,; f lr t 4rtit.ular ,attenrion to useful Improvement's' in Furnitute ti,.. the Centlenien;ot the- Army an Navy, and for F x porta iv'''. Musciuito Net Beds of various 'kinds for the. East and p si I kitties. Fine Goose Feather Beds, and all kinds Qt . ' 11o1 (1 ,- al ~ ays !Nit -at BUTLEit's'kVA it E HO US E, i . • 13 and ßlic. t4k.irotir, Cathaifi bus'e. ine-strect, Strallti.—Pitag to be par4444l iti i a - .. . - i - J . ti y. -a t e ' I f; T,'4 ~. - - - - lii li di ?' --)... , 7 '' ' ' ---- i- - j i ~,„ , THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1 o g. • LIFE O\F LORb NELSON. Py the Rev. I. S. CLARKE and lOHN WAR,THIJR, , , Esq. 4ESSRS. CADELL and DAVIES beg leave to ldl inform the Public, 'that the Copies of the Lt FE of LORD NELSON, ordered, are now ready for delivery. The utmost' care has been taken to - appropriate the Co. pies according to the dares of the Orders; and, in con sequence of the Work having extended to a much greater number of pages-than was at first calculated, it has been found advisable to print second Title- pages, and to do it up in boards in two Volumes, but- without further expente tothe Purchasers than the additional Seven Shillings charged by the Bookbinder for the Second Volume. In order to prevent, as much as possible, the mistakes likely to occur in so extensive a delivery, it is respectfully requested, that payment may be made on the delivery of the Volumes. HISTORY OF THE POLITICAL LIFE OF THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PITT; - Ineluciing sere Account of-the 'Times in which he lived. isy IOHN GI FFORD, Esq 1\ ESSRS. CADELL and DAVIE'S respealully announce that this Work will be published on- the loth instant, in the three s tullowing forms, v z. 1. 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